1. a person who uses or creates euphemisms; one who substitutes mild or indirect expressions for harsh or blunt ones
Usage: relatively uncommon; often used in academic or critical contexts

Examples

• The politician was a skilled euphemizer, always finding gentler ways to describe unpopular policies.
• As a euphemizer, she preferred to say 'passed away' rather than 'died'.
• The marketing team acted as euphemizers, rebranding the product failure as a 'learning opportunity'.
• He criticized the euphemizer's tendency to obscure the truth with pleasant language.
• Corporate euphemizers often transform layoffs into 'workforce optimization'.